Frothingham, Arthur L. (Arthur Lincoln), 1859-1923 · New York : Sturgis & Walton company · leaf 168
ativework of all classes. Nor must it be forgottenthat we start with the obvious fact that themodels for the Servian wall and all its acces-sories were furnished not by Latium but byEtruria, which had already perfected the useof square-coursed masonry and of the arch andvault. The introduction of… … Reconstruction of Facade of an Etruscan Temple,according to Vitruvius (Dunn) Plate xvr ROMAN CITIES 113 though the so-called Servian walls in Romeare not older than the fourth century. The Temple At the same time temples were substituted inRome for altars and open-air shrines, also inimitation of…
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